Closing Costs for Luxury Condos in Miami

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By Haute Real Estate Network Editorial · Mon Jun 15 2026

Closing costs for luxury condos in Miami typically total 2–4% of the purchase price for buyers. Key components: title insurance (0.5–1%), documentary stamp tax (0.7%), attorney fees ($3,000–$10,000),

Answer Closing costs for luxury condos in Miami typically total 2–4% of the purchase price for buyers. Key components: title insurance (0.5–1%), documentary stamp tax (0.7%), attorney fees ($3,000–$10,000), lender fees (if financing), recording fees, and prorated property taxes. For a $5M condo, expect $100,000–$200,000 in closing costs. Pre-construction purchases may have additional developer-imposed closing costs including working capital contributions and reserve funding.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much are closing costs on a Miami condo?

Closing costs for buyers typically total 2–4% of the purchase price. For a $5M condo, expect $100,000–$200,000.

Who pays closing costs in Miami?

Buyers typically pay title insurance, doc stamps, attorney fees, and lender costs. Sellers pay the real estate commission. In pre-construction, some costs may be split differently per the contract.

What is documentary stamp tax in Florida?

Documentary stamp tax in Florida is $0.70 per $100 of the purchase price (0.7%). For a $5M purchase, this is $35,000.

Are there additional costs for pre-construction closings?

Yes — pre-construction closings often include working capital contributions (1–3 months of HOA), reserve fund contributions, and sometimes developer-imposed transfer fees.

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